You must fulfill your promise to your children. Tell me about it.

We all know that we must keep our promises to others, but sometimes we often ignore this. That's because we don't take it seriously. It is good to explain to others afterwards, but this kind of thing must not happen to children. The harm to children is great.

Recently, children always procrastinate and make a scene when they go to bed at noon. In order to encourage children to sleep well, I said to them during the nap: "Children who have a good nap today can get small stickers." The children are talking about coming to get the star stickers. The effect is really good. Most children slept well, but I was just happy and forgot the reward. The next day, Meng's mother said, "Did Meng sleep well yesterday?" I said, "The child sleeps well!" Her mother replied, "He said he slept well, but when he woke up, the teacher didn't give him a small sticker." This is what I remember. I promised to send small stickers to whoever fell asleep, but I forgot. So I secretly decided not to forget my promise to the children in the future. So, in class. We made a "Who's the Best" corner, and the children's reward stickers were attached to the parachutes to let the children see their "treasures" and encourage them to act positively.

Teachers' words and deeds will affect children's later life, so teachers should first be a good person and set a good example for children, which can't be ignored at all. You must fulfill your promise to your children.